Web & Mobile Apps
Apps people
keep using.
Web apps, native mobile, and the marketing site in front of them. Designed and built by the same small group, so the thing stays coherent — and fast enough that nobody has to think about it.
Apps rarely fail because the framework was wrong. They fail because nobody made the hard calls about what to cut, and a good idea shipped late as a bloated version of itself. We build small on purpose, get it in front of people early, and add only what earns its place.
Design isn't a phase
There's no handoff from a designer to a build team here. The people making it look right and the people making it work are the same people, which is why it doesn't drift.
Fast is a feature
Slow apps get abandoned quietly and nobody files a ticket about it. We hold the line on performance from the first commit instead of scheduling a cleanup pass that never happens.
Built to be handed over
A current, boring, well-documented stack. When you hire your own team they inherit something they recognize — not our clever abstractions.
Web applications
Real products with accounts, data, and payments — including the unglamorous half: permissions, admin, exports, audit trails.
Native mobile apps
iOS and Android, shipped to the stores, with the camera, notifications, and offline behaviour working the way people expect them to.
Sites that don't look like a template
Fast, distinctive, and easy for you to edit. Type-driven and art-directed — closer to a record sleeve than a landing-page builder.
Custom CMS and back offices
The admin your team lives in all day. Same care as the public site, because it's where the work actually happens.
The migration you've put off
Old stack to current, piece by piece, with the lights on. Big-bang rewrites are how good products die.
Scope, then cut
A short round of getting specific about v1 — then cutting it until it's something we can ship in weeks and you can learn from.
Build in the open
A live preview URL from the first week and something to click every week after. No black box, no big reveal at the end.
Launch, then stay
We ship it, watch the first weeks of real use, and fix what real people trip over — before we hand you the keys.
A live product
In the stores or on your domain, with real users on it. Shipped, not demoed.
The repo and the design
Code, components, and the design system behind them — coherent enough that the next feature still looks like it belongs.
A deploy anyone can run
Preview environments, CI, and a production deploy that doesn't require a ritual or a specific person being awake.
Someone on the other end
We don't disappear at launch. There's a person who knows the codebase and answers when something's wrong.
